@@angelicannihilator I'm sure plenty of celebrities would tell you of the importance of their Thetan levels, too. Just because someone's a celebrity, doesn't mean they can't have batshit insane theories about Stevie Wonder lying about his sight. Plus, even if he could see, it wouldn't make his bops less bopping.
Nah he just loves to be a hater. He gets more pleasure out of talking shit than he does when he finds music that he likes or music that makes him happy!
“Thats one of the most savage things ive ever heard someone say about another person” but see hes not saying it about him hes saying it about the music. Its different.
Exactly this; and that line pretty much proves Logic takes the criticism of his music as some form of commentary on him as a person when that's not the case.
It's great that Anthony Fantano is showing his "Rapping Career" through the alias of "Logic" it's nice that he's taking a break in music reviewing, and focusing on his true passion.
It's great that Logic is showing his "Reviewing Career" through the alias of "Anthony Fantano" its nice that he's taking a break in music to follow his true passion
This reminds me of me and my dearest friends. We used to completely hate each other and we became really good friends. But at times, it gets messy with just how different we are and it gets in the way. I don't think fantano and logic should keep on forcing this friendship cause it just seems awkward as hell.
@@fuosdi64 they're probably friends and definitely respect each other, but also have things against each other for sure 😂 they send jabs to each other but it's never too serious lol
It’s inspiring that Waldo finally found a way to hide in plain sight for over a decade by creating a successful career as a rapper under the pseudonym “Logic”.
I can't believe this rabbithole I fell into... Tony and Bobby's sibling rivalry online is the most hilarious back and forth I've ever seen. You guys are adorable, never change haha
Seeing this extremely successive rapper this invested in a niche internet subculture and posting about it on his official account is absolutely bonkers
well I've read his memoir and he really emphasizes on the internet making him the artist he is today, and mostly everything he's learned about rap came from the internet, I'd say he'd keep partaking in the culture regardless of how successful he gets
I am deeply convinced that Anthony thinks Logic is just as insecure and cringe as many other people do, he just maintains a friendly rapport with him for the sake of professionalism
Thank you for issuing a response. The two of you joined forces and helped me and likely other viewers to realize that issues aren’t always black and white. Hats off to you for not seeing color.
These reactions were really light-hearted and funny, I thought. As a fan of you, Dev Lemons, and Logic...this is a really fun opportunity to not only be entertained and learn more about each of you, but generally speaking as well, it's a brilliant way for media and acts to collaborate! 😂❤️🔥🙌🙏🏼
It seems like Logic just straight up doesn’t understand what criticism is, and what a critic does. It’s something worth looking into, or just thinking about for a while.
This video reminds me of a relationship with me and my friend. We have a deep appreciation and love for each other due to the dynamic we used to have and overcoming being enemy’s. But because we are so incredibly different in every aspect, there comes a lot of weird moments. That reminds me of this. the reviewer and the reviewed just can’t be friends without it being awkward as hell
the most genuinely upsetting thing is the fact that it’s not even Logics own album he’s reacting to, if it was his reaction to like “Supermarket” review then it would make a lil more sense. I don’t even think Chance knows or cares who theneedledrop is?
maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but Logic’s not so subtle need for approval from Anthony gives me secondhand embarrassment. Logic is a talented guy, and Fantano himself told him to not give a fuck about what he or anyone else has to say about his music. It’s a cute and funny dynamic, but it’s clear Logic is more into it than Anthony is.
This. Logic's whole video has such a backhanded and pedantic tone if you know the context while he's masking it as cutesy internet shit. He clearly feels the need to compensate to Anthony which is just insane to me.
FR i can't imagine being so massively successful with such a dedicated fanbase and still BEGGING for validation from one internet guy who doesn't like your music, Logic seems like an alright guy but this obsession with fantano is childish and kinda pathetic, it's obviously not lighthearted joking anymore and comes from a place of genuine upset and insecurity
love this vid- such an interesting *experiment* reviewing yourself, being reviewed by somebody. i think its cool to hear not only another perspective, but an explanation to your own points.
The coolest part about Logics music as a hip-hop head is all the little easter eggs in his beats and sample choices and rhymes but not sure what there is to like if you don't get all his and deep cut hip hop references but a lot of times it feels like he's too on the nose and not enough of his own original sound.
This feels like Melon is trying super hard not to be accept the fact that Bobby is in love with him because the internet finds Bobby to be corny AF. But deep down, Melon feels the same way about Bobby. “Ok, fine. We can have a thing, I just don’t want the Internet to find out Bobby.”
It’s harsh to say that just because logic didn’t make songs that aren’t that deep he shouldn’t care what people think about it. It’s still work he put out there and clearly fantanos opinion mattered since he’s been watching him for a while so of course it’s gonna hurt when you get a negative review
He should’ve made a parody video of reviewing you “reviewing” his upcoming album. As a way to promote the upcoming album. Keep it like 3 minutes and full of self aware humor
While I’ll say that I do love the Fantano/Logic dynamic and I think this is a fun video, something about the way that Logic phrases his responses just screams “I’m insecure and I want Anthony to like me,”or “He’s being so mean and harsh to these hard working artists and that’s not fair,” and while I do understand his want for approval because validation is a common need that we want from people we admire, it seems like it’s affecting his “logic”(oh damn) and understanding of criticism and that it isn’t a personal attack on the artist itself. I just find it kind of annoying and slightly off putting.. Maybe I’m taking this too seriously and it ain’t that deep, but it’s something that I noticed, I suppose. It’s all good, Logic! You are a talented individual!
I think the intention of the video was to be satirical however since these are actual opinions that he had in the past it kind of hits as if it might be him speaking through a little bit from the heart.
Yeah i feel that. I’ve been on both sides of this kind of dynamic and I think Anthony understands how cringe it is but its tough bc Logic’s clearly a mostly nice sensitive guy and Anthony’s trying to be nice back while also being like “no”
I agree with everything you’ve said except this: I really don’t even think Logic is particularly talented. Sure, he’s “technically” talented - but in a way that is in such poor taste that I don’t see much merit in it.
That MGK review is my favourite fantano vid next to his Feldman review video, I love that Melon doesn't relish in the negativity and get excited to dunk on something unless it's SO BAD that its interesting.
Nah Logic is just mad soft man lol. Calling Fantano’s criticism of Chance “the most savage thing I’ve ever heard someone say about someone publicly” is insane… like he’s just not built for this sort of thing and that’s okay, he just needs to stop obsessing over it. You supposed to be a rapper bro, this is hop hop! Come on dawg lol.
@@TheNadroj10 What do you think the point of Logic's video was? Honestly? He's not actually mad at Fantano for being a "meany". He's very clearly having fun.
This just comes across as logic still being upset at fantano for giving all those negative reviews to him and trying to say those reviews were invalid picking out flaws in the way he reviews stuff, except he chose someone else’s album to be the subject and did under the guise of ‘comedy’
I mean… yeah. There’s no law against critiquing someone’s criticism, that’s literally what Fantano is doing in this video. Also, Logic’s point was that Fantano is an entertainer first and foremost. He could be a critic and prioritize his experience in an objective way but that wouldn’t be entertaining. So, he makes videos (like the one Logic reviewed) where he absolutely shreds people. That’s content. It seems, based on your comment, that you definitely didn’t watch Logic’s full video
I remember how everyone thought that Logic and Fantano were on good terms and then Logic spat that bar about Fantano on his last project. Fantano's reaction was priceless. My guy was about to get a restraining order fr 😄
@@August._b 100% lol. So many of the comments under this video are acting as if Logic is saying Fantano's a bad critic and too mean when that's clearly not the case at all.
My only criticism of Fantano's work isn't the quality of his work but the framing that comes with the territory of TH-cam content creation. There's a level of expectation when a "red flannel review" drops. You expect a certain level of dunking on content, maybe a bit more pageantry, which is why the red flannel reviews get more engagement than non-flannels, regardless of the known quantity of the artist being reviewed. Again, it's all part of the TH-cam game. The flannel bit makes great thumbnails, which helps drive traffic and engagement. But it does tend to skew those negative reviews a bit more harshly than others without saying a word.
Damn. This was more eye-opening than Logic’s review of the review. I actually want to see a review of the review of the review of the review from Logic
Something serious is at stake here: if Fantano did indeed replace his colourful languages and harsh critique with a more respectful approach, many of us probably wouldn’t be here. So the issue here seems to stem from the fact that we collectively revel in Fantano’s “meanness” to pieces of music he dislikes, which in fairness can indeed come across as disparaging to the artists themselves. I think Fantano knows this, so his offer to consider taking on suggestions on how to be more respectful is a little contradictory (even if I don’t doubt his sincerity). Personally I think it’s totally fine - great even in cases - for Fantano to be harsh and mean towards big name artists who dropped the ball. I am more hesitant with smaller artists - though it seems to me that Fantano probably feels this way as well since as far as I know he’s never really been mean to smaller artists.
This was pretty damn entertaining to watch! I do have to say I think the one spot you were off on that Chance review is Zanies & Fools. That track goes hard and Chance has Bars. Chance definitely should’ve ended it, but overall a great track on an album that didn’t have much.
I think for me the biggest thing about negative reviews is their date of release. idk when you put yours out bc new fan, but it really bothers me when I read negative reviews for media before I get the chance to form my own opinion on it. if others around you are saying that x media is bad, when you go to listen to / watch / read x media on your own, your perception of it is going to be influenced already. I feel like allowing / encouraging viewers to try it out themselves first is a great way of showing respect to the artist and the listener. but also, ik thumbnails are important and also if you post a review a month late then less people will care. idk cheers love ur vids an example: I went into the new Thor movie expecting it to be bad, and I was sitting there having to get over my own semi-conscious mental block that "people say this movie is bad, therefor I shouldn't like it" when I realized I was enjoying the movie.
Ah, man... I was hoping Logic was going to have fun with this and be a little more even-handed in his approach. But, instead, he sorta comes across as someone who is still in their feelings when it comes to music criticism. Like, my man, you're telling me that someone who hasn't liked an artist's work in the past should choose to not review their future work? It sorta sounds like you only want critics to be fans who gush about albums. That isn't what criticism is.
This honestly just makes Logic look dumb, or worse, disingenuous. He doesn't seem to (or refuses to) understand bias, criticism, or logical comparison.
What's up with these comments being so weird? I feel like it's pretty clear Logic made a review of a review to mess around and clearly is just a sympthathetic person lol.
@@jackfoudray the only thing is clear is the insecurity about negative reviews, he did the same on the Rory and mal podcast saying Joe Budden saying his bars were trash pushed him to the brink of suicide,, he's constantly trying to police how people should review his music it's bizarre
@@jackfoudray Yeah, telling a negative reviewer that their review drove you to suicidal thoughts is what exactly if not trying to police how your music should be reviewed?
@@hegeliandianetik2009 You must be an idiot or something. Telling someone how you reacted to their reviews is not policing them. If you had any functioning brain cells, you'd realize Logic has been pretty clear that he understands Fantano's job.
I love how this guy makes videos over 10 minutes long, not even for the ad revenue part, you can tell he just enjoys giving and receiving feedback and doing what he loves to do 😅
I think the thing I like about logic is that he takes his criticism to heart which gives him authenticity, Someone needs to tell Logic that he just needs to be himself and appreciate his fans, ignoring all comparisons. Or to be honest look at Anthony’s responses to your questions, you had him shook a few times lololol. People taking shots at your work mean that you’re relevant. Being an artist is different but you can buy into that world of being relevant etc. Look at Eminem, he has many critics, J Cole may not have as many, Kendrick either, but I think you’re accessible which Eminem is now also. Just being authentic to yourself is the most important thing. Post Malone has haters and he’s more RnB but he made it with less relevancy in that space and continues to pave his own unique path.
Dunkey said something about that stupid comment he got as well "why are you reviewing something you seem not to like" you can't just continuously listen to play or watch the shit you know you like since then as a reviewer you have 0 value what context would we have if everyone just reviewed everything pefectly because they only review things they enjoy
I think it's a little weird how Logic still think and care about Fantano he's way more into it than Anthony is, he made a whole song about Fantano without letting him know and now he makes this video unpromptedly
Logic is a good dude. He obviously doesn't like criticism to some extent. He's seeking and promoting liberation and coming from Logic, that's understandable.
I'm surprised that someone who's as much of a music fan as Logic has such basic takes and opinions. Like, these are the lines someone who "likes everything but country and rap" uses.
If you've worked with artists before, this isn't unusual. A lot of creatives are purely about the process of creating, and feel uncomfortable critically evaluating the work of others. It might seem like a crazy blindspot for an artist to have, but as long as they are exploring in their own work, they don't necessarily have to develop a sharply discerning sense of taste to be successful. However, in this case it may explain the highly variable quality of Logic's back catalogue.
@@billhicks8 ^ This. I'd also imagine it would make it difficult collaborating with other artists in the future when they bring up "Oh, you told the internet my work was trash." lol.
I don't like country or rap but I've studied music my whole life and have no issue with criticism. In fact it's because of my criticisms that I don't like country or rap. I've legitimately never heard this weird stereotype until now? I'm basically the polar opposite of Logic.
@@lilaclunablossom lol i think he's referencing the idea that people who claim to not like country or rap tend to be on the more ignorant side when it comes to music consumption. Not necessarily ignorant in a malevolent way, but I know I'm personally highly skeptical of anyone who writes off entire genres of music unless they elaborate sufficiently. It just reeks of an opinion formed through osmosis (i.e. they hang out with people who don't like 'x or x') rather than personal experience and time spent actually listening to it. obviously that isn't always the case, just a heuristic that I've found useful
Depth is the exact definition of substance to digest,I personally do not listen to music without depth unless it's the most energetic beat with the most undeserving lyrics that I hate but the beats so good I can push the lyrics off, example:take a step back by ski mask.
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I’m at a Super Bowl party but I turned off the game and made everyone watch this. Now I’m never invited to another gathering again. Thanks Anthony!!
Same
except you made this comment 2 minutes after the video was uploaded bozo
@your uber driver wow ok
nerd
Bruh you could have waited till halftime
''All hateful opinions of Stevie Wonder are invalid by default'' is the thing everyone can agree to
He isn’t blind
Without a shadow of a doubt
Nope not everyone. Go listen to the countless other celebrities talking about how Stevie can actually see. It's all an act
@@angelicannihilator 🤓🤓🤓
@@angelicannihilator I'm sure plenty of celebrities would tell you of the importance of their Thetan levels, too. Just because someone's a celebrity, doesn't mean they can't have batshit insane theories about Stevie Wonder lying about his sight.
Plus, even if he could see, it wouldn't make his bops less bopping.
Did I just voluntarily sit through 18 minutes of couples therapy
I'm at the 6:59 mark I think I'm gonna hop to someother channel now lol
underrated comment
lmaooo
@@chroylikesfish who asked
Yes
Logic: you look so unenthusiastic
Anthony: *BECAUSE THE MUSIC BAD BRO*
fr lmfao because he literally IS 🤷♂🤷♂😭😭
I liked Supermarket a lot 😌
‘I’m not saying this is a black and white issue- don’t make a joke about that’ made me spit out my coffee
was it with milk?
Dead ass 😂
I don’t think anyone expected fantano to make 3 videos on the album “The Big Day” he must love this album
Who won the Bowl, dawg?
@@dsxa918 americans
@@goofy9125 you sure? I heard the Iraqis did?
Nah he just loves to be a hater. He gets more pleasure out of talking shit than he does when he finds music that he likes or music that makes him happy!
@@CreatureCargaux it's pretty cringe you just assumed that for no reason. His longest review is of an album he likes lmfaooo
Logics video was a little harsh, but calling him Monoracial was un called for.
You're right should've said semi bi racial
Monoracial 💀💀💀
monoracial 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Logic’s years of bi-racial activism just countered... thanks Mellon
@@rileyp1506 He's whiter than sour cream he looks like a Jewish accountant from the 50s.
He's had just about enough of our jokes guys
Maybe he will quit again soon
Logic the type of dude to openly say,
“alright, that’s it, i’ve *HAD* it!…”
@@BlueBeetle1939 yeah exactly maybe he'll get sick of that easy money too and stop releasing dogshit music like Chance, Em and MGK
@@illkissyourightnow And cross his arms and tap his foot angrily on the floor
@@illkissyourightnow underrated comment
It’s pretty impressive how Fantano doesn’t let the actual artist change his mind at all just because of who they are
I love this. Would love a spin off of you two doing reviews together, and arguing playfully and seriously
They should review an album together haha. Good cop bad cop
@@clyderatliff6867 good melon bad melon
@@gdsonsowbig melon biracial melon
Dude that's like seeing Bruce Wayne and batman in the same room
Would watch
It’s nice how Logic used to be very serious about everything and now he’s constantly making fun of himself and having fun with everything
I wish Logic The DAW would follow his lead in this regard
Only downside is his music is awful now
@@hansolo9585 No way
@@hansolo9585 it’s gotten better in the past few years
@@hansolo9585 you're high, homie.
"I wear my emotions on my sleeve" no, you wear a range of scores on your torso via the flannel method.
why not both?
@@badbadgilead2552 I was attempting to make a lighthearted joke but I see now that it came off mad aggressive.
@@SanFranFan30 Lol yeah. I got your joke but it does sound like you think he’s an inhumane emotionless scorebot😂
I laughed. Your attempt at humour was successful
That was a very illogical response, Anthony.
Hah!
Omg Ezra Miller 😍
@@rae-everything lets hold him accountable
@@jamrockdoomI used to love Ezra Miller like I was so heartbroken when I heard about all the crazy shit he’s done 😭💔
Pay no mind illogical
The Swimming Pools chorus also creates the vibe of being … drank … in it’s delivery … which is obviously the point.
“Thats one of the most savage things ive ever heard someone say about another person” but see hes not saying it about him hes saying it about the music. Its different.
Exactly this; and that line pretty much proves Logic takes the criticism of his music as some form of commentary on him as a person when that's not the case.
Thank you for clarifying. Was confused prior to reading this.
It's great that Anthony Fantano is showing his "Rapping Career" through the alias of "Logic" it's nice that he's taking a break in music reviewing, and focusing on his true passion.
It's great that Logic is showing his "Reviewing Career" through the alias of "Anthony Fantano" its nice that he's taking a break in music to follow his true passion
i knew that beard was fake!
The passion in question= reacting to videos of himself reacting to a video of himself
I heard Cal Chuchesta is actually featuring on a new Logic track.
You said this already....
The dynamic between Logic and Fantano is so entertaining lol, they have such different perspectives
This reminds me of me and my dearest friends. We used to completely hate each other and we became really good friends. But at times, it gets messy with just how different we are and it gets in the way. I don't think fantano and logic should keep on forcing this friendship cause it just seems awkward as hell.
@@nomeca961 I don't think it's a forced friendship, it just genuinely seems like their cool with eachother and are messing around lol
I hear a collab podcast comin
@@fuosdi64 they're probably friends and definitely respect each other, but also have things against each other for sure 😂 they send jabs to each other but it's never too serious lol
@@preoksaha4504 Oh shit, I'mma have to look into that then that sounds sick
It’s inspiring that Waldo finally found a way to hide in plain sight for over a decade by creating a successful career as a rapper under the pseudonym “Logic”.
But he couldn’t hide forever
@@thelastchannelonyoutubewho's waldo
@@omkarjha7569 Google "Where's Waldo"
@@thelastchannelonyoutubeI'll do *you* one better, WHY is Waldo?
@@WiloPolis03 Everyone asks where's Waldo, but not HOW'S Waldo
crazy that no one in logic's corner has been like "hey fam, maybe we should pass on this one"
I can't believe this rabbithole I fell into... Tony and Bobby's sibling rivalry online is the most hilarious back and forth I've ever seen. You guys are adorable, never change haha
Seeing this extremely successive rapper this invested in a niche internet subculture and posting about it on his official account is absolutely bonkers
He’s also a human dude. And not as “mainstream” as a lot of the other guys.
not niche at all but ok
It's because he's the biggest neek going
well I've read his memoir and he really emphasizes on the internet making him the artist he is today, and mostly everything he's learned about rap came from the internet, I'd say he'd keep partaking in the culture regardless of how successful he gets
Not niche, he’s also allowed to enjoy shit, and if it were niche Logic is the target audience for sure lmao 🤦🏾♂️
this video feels like fantano being logic's dad and giving him advice on how to behave on the internet
😂😂😂😂
Are you saying it's not?
He's like a kid trying to get the validation of an older brother
The louder they announce retirement the faster they return
lmaooo
Logic is the textbook definition of "I'm not even mad, bro"
This video actually made me so happy man. It's actually pretty dope to see how the friendly part of the internet interacts
You can't just make a threat on his life because he 'Wears Glasses too' Anthony.
I think it’s so wonderful you guys found each other. It’s my favorite TH-cam love story slightly ahead of Dan and Arin.
Damn...slightly ahead!
I really didn't expect to see a GameGrumps reference here, and with so many likes lol
I am deeply convinced that Anthony thinks Logic is just as insecure and cringe as many other people do, he just maintains a friendly rapport with him for the sake of professionalism
@@codyryanrussell this is silly, anthony made it very clear in this video that he doesn't mince words and play nice
Dan & Arin
Anthony & Logic
Nardwuar & Snoop Dogg
Thank you for issuing a response. The two of you joined forces and helped me and likely other viewers to realize that issues aren’t always black and white. Hats off to you for not seeing color.
Hahahahahhaa
underrated comment
I’m having mixed opinions 😅
Honestly I could have ran two races before I finished laughing at this!!
These reactions were really light-hearted and funny, I thought. As a fan of you, Dev Lemons, and Logic...this is a really fun opportunity to not only be entertained and learn more about each of you, but generally speaking as well, it's a brilliant way for media and acts to collaborate! 😂❤️🔥🙌🙏🏼
It seems like Logic just straight up doesn’t understand what criticism is, and what a critic does. It’s something worth looking into, or just thinking about for a while.
My thoughts exactly. Logic's review of Anthony's review wasn't good/thoughtful/insightful in any way..lol.
It's okay Mr. Robert Logical, sometimes a mid album still has bangers on it. We still love you.
2:41 "Because the album bad, dude"
-Anthony Fantano, 2023
This video reminds me of a relationship with me and my friend. We have a deep appreciation and love for each other due to the dynamic we used to have and overcoming being enemy’s. But because we are so incredibly different in every aspect, there comes a lot of weird moments. That reminds me of this. the reviewer and the reviewed just can’t be friends without it being awkward as hell
I have the exact same situation going on and it’a hard to know how to approach it
Glad to know "homie that shouldn't be, but is a homie" is a thing.
@@rolla8124 facts
*enemies 🤓
Yeah cause he lowkey still hating on Antony and being offended
the most genuinely upsetting thing is the fact that it’s not even Logics own album he’s reacting to, if it was his reaction to like “Supermarket” review then it would make a lil more sense. I don’t even think Chance knows or cares who theneedledrop is?
Chance had a writer retract a negative review about his concert, he definitely knows who theneedledrop is if he's that touchy about reviews
I really enjoy whatever this relationship is between Fantano and Logic. I hope this never stops.
I really apreciate this level of self criticism from fantano
maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but Logic’s not so subtle need for approval from Anthony gives me secondhand embarrassment. Logic is a talented guy, and Fantano himself told him to not give a fuck about what he or anyone else has to say about his music. It’s a cute and funny dynamic, but it’s clear Logic is more into it than Anthony is.
Fantano reviews broke him
this is massively cringe you don't need to hide it lol. it's not even funny it's just sad
This. Logic's whole video has such a backhanded and pedantic tone if you know the context while he's masking it as cutesy internet shit. He clearly feels the need to compensate to Anthony which is just insane to me.
FR i can't imagine being so massively successful with such a dedicated fanbase and still BEGGING for validation from one internet guy who doesn't like your music, Logic seems like an alright guy but this obsession with fantano is childish and kinda pathetic, it's obviously not lighthearted joking anymore and comes from a place of genuine upset and insecurity
@@blackenedizzycore Show me a rapper who doesn't seem insecure and I'll show you my new hog who pilots a 737 for Delta.
this little brother/older brother dynamic is really fun, i'm digging it.
love this vid- such an interesting *experiment* reviewing yourself, being reviewed by somebody. i think its cool to hear not only another perspective, but an explanation to your own points.
The coolest part about Logics music as a hip-hop head is all the little easter eggs in his beats and sample choices and rhymes but not sure what there is to like if you don't get all his and deep cut hip hop references but a lot of times it feels like he's too on the nose and not enough of his own original sound.
"Bobthany Blackwhitetano" is probably my favourite joke of this gag
melon and logics relationship is logic trying to get his attention and melon cringing at almost everything he says
To be honest he made a million dollars on that shit and got outta there. Shit I'm trying do that, but I never will.
logic is the little brother in this situation for sure lol
Both cringe
@@russellk.4896 logic wants to know why he cant hang out with people whose favorite band is swans
@@iamantieverything87 Logic will only find out the answer if he listens to Swans
It’s weird how Anthony made a video bantering with himself
This feels like Melon is trying super hard not to be accept the fact that Bobby is in love with him because the internet finds Bobby to be corny AF. But deep down, Melon feels the same way about Bobby. “Ok, fine. We can have a thing, I just don’t want the Internet to find out Bobby.”
A podcast with these two would be the first music podcast I've ever subscribed to.
I love how Logic says Fantano, "FAWN-ta-no". So cosmopolitan!
bro think he kwame appiah
It's so nice of Anthony to be supporting Biracial youths from the Baltimore area!
Keep Up the good work Anthony!
😂😂😂
These "I'm ironically trying to sound progressive" jokes are really getting old honestly
@@lilaclunablossom
It's funny 😭
@@lilaclunablossom Welcome! I take it you're new around here? :)
Now we need Logic to react to Anthony reacting to Logic
Wouldn't doubt it
It's actually more meta than that but I'm too lazy to type it properly
*Now we need Logic to react to Anthony react to Logic react to Anthony's review
@@cheesybirdmess7349 your comment is meta
@@kiavaxxaskew perhaps
It’s harsh to say that just because logic didn’t make songs that aren’t that deep he shouldn’t care what people think about it. It’s still work he put out there and clearly fantanos opinion mattered since he’s been watching him for a while so of course it’s gonna hurt when you get a negative review
This was the greatest clash between an old Millennial and young Millennial ever recorded
He should’ve made a parody video of reviewing you “reviewing” his upcoming album. As a way to promote the upcoming album. Keep it like 3 minutes and full of self aware humor
Alright, if Logic is reviewing your work now, you've gotta drop a remix of one of his songs.
Remember when Logic said he was going to stream on Twitch full-time. What ever happened with that?
he got the bag and dipped, he streams every now and then on TH-cam tho
@@mohitagrawal1382 yeah Twitch offered him 1 Mil and he took it
@@ItzMeLourenco damn only 1 mil lol
@@lamibonxd only? 😂
@@lamibonxd 1 mill to stream for a couple hours a few times week for year? Shit bruh I'll do it for $100k no problem
2:13 “throwing it back on bobby” it was so subtle but it had me ROLLING 😂😂😂
While I’ll say that I do love the Fantano/Logic dynamic and I think this is a fun video, something about the way that Logic phrases his responses just screams “I’m insecure and I want Anthony to like me,”or “He’s being so mean and harsh to these hard working artists and that’s not fair,” and while I do understand his want for approval because validation is a common need that we want from people we admire, it seems like it’s affecting his “logic”(oh damn) and understanding of criticism and that it isn’t a personal attack on the artist itself. I just find it kind of annoying and slightly off putting.. Maybe I’m taking this too seriously and it ain’t that deep, but it’s something that I noticed, I suppose. It’s all good, Logic! You are a talented individual!
I think the intention of the video was to be satirical however since these are actual opinions that he had in the past it kind of hits as if it might be him speaking through a little bit from the heart.
Yeah i feel that. I’ve been on both sides of this kind of dynamic and I think Anthony understands how cringe it is but its tough bc Logic’s clearly a mostly nice sensitive guy and Anthony’s trying to be nice back while also being like “no”
Honestly I see this as A CLEVER WAY to market logics upcoming album
I agree with everything you’ve said except this:
I really don’t even think Logic is particularly talented. Sure, he’s “technically” talented - but in a way that is in such poor taste that I don’t see much merit in it.
@@theonlyjavimunoz5935 who is gonna watch that video and go listen to his album
That MGK review is my favourite fantano vid next to his Feldman review video, I love that Melon doesn't relish in the negativity and get excited to dunk on something unless it's SO BAD that its interesting.
The worst part is that logic will see this and take it to heart for his next fantano review review
You could not have predicted the future any more accurately lmao
I think Logics video idea is the definition “better on paper”
Ever heard of someone named Drake?
@@junjiito6298 Drake’s DM’s to fantano were both awful on paper and in execution lol
This is someone who can give criticism out and take it even better. Respect
the anti-eminem
YES WE ALL WANT GOOD CHANCE THE RAPPER AGAINNNNN I honestly really liked highs and lows and I really want to see him succeed
Yeah
I feel like they really want him to fail, i been seeing people quick to hate
they had better keep doing this and reacting to each others review of their review of their review of their review
Nah Logic is just mad soft man lol. Calling Fantano’s criticism of Chance “the most savage thing I’ve ever heard someone say about someone publicly” is insane… like he’s just not built for this sort of thing and that’s okay, he just needs to stop obsessing over it. You supposed to be a rapper bro, this is hop hop! Come on dawg lol.
i don't see how a professional _rapper_ can say that. Has he never seen beef or a rap battle? This shit is nothing
@@billhicks8 yeah he needs to just ignore this shit and move on. Logic sensitive as hell
@@TheNadroj10 What do you think the point of Logic's video was? Honestly? He's not actually mad at Fantano for being a "meany". He's very clearly having fun.
@@jackfoudray it comes across as more insecure and "secretly mad at Fantano for being a big meanie" than it does "just having fun"
This just comes across as logic still being upset at fantano for giving all those negative reviews to him and trying to say those reviews were invalid picking out flaws in the way he reviews stuff, except he chose someone else’s album to be the subject and did under the guise of ‘comedy’
Yeah same
I mean… yeah. There’s no law against critiquing someone’s criticism, that’s literally what Fantano is doing in this video. Also, Logic’s point was that Fantano is an entertainer first and foremost. He could be a critic and prioritize his experience in an objective way but that wouldn’t be entertaining. So, he makes videos (like the one Logic reviewed) where he absolutely shreds people. That’s content. It seems, based on your comment, that you definitely didn’t watch Logic’s full video
I remember how everyone thought that Logic and Fantano were on good terms and then Logic spat that bar about Fantano on his last project.
Fantano's reaction was priceless. My guy was about to get a restraining order fr 😄
@@August._b 100% lol. So many of the comments under this video are acting as if Logic is saying Fantano's a bad critic and too mean when that's clearly not the case at all.
100%
Looking forward to Chance The Rapper's response to Fantano's response to Logic's review of Needledrop's review of Chance's The Big Day album
This is how Logic and Fantano should solely communicate from now on
It's actually infuriating how much Logic muddles his namesake by showing the most obtuse reasoning ability
Couldn’t have said it any better myself Mr. Sparrow!
All I want to know is why's the rum gone tho
reddit moment
That was the cleverest way to phrase the most straightforward insult.
Very funny though lol
Your sense of phrasing is exquisite
hitting me with an ad break after anthony fell for the ad in logic's video was next level
If you, like me, turned off the Super Bowl to watch Fantano respond to Logic - then it’s a good indicator you need to touch some grass
I only watched the superbowl at halftime lol
I played football at a 5A school in high school and even I know nfl football is ass
Isn't the most hyped thing about the superbowl the commercials ? Lol
@@ThatGuyReyansh def not
Fr, why would you turn on the Super Bowl
My only criticism of Fantano's work isn't the quality of his work but the framing that comes with the territory of TH-cam content creation. There's a level of expectation when a "red flannel review" drops. You expect a certain level of dunking on content, maybe a bit more pageantry, which is why the red flannel reviews get more engagement than non-flannels, regardless of the known quantity of the artist being reviewed. Again, it's all part of the TH-cam game. The flannel bit makes great thumbnails, which helps drive traffic and engagement. But it does tend to skew those negative reviews a bit more harshly than others without saying a word.
Crazy.. the man said "I got TH-cam premium" then I got an ad the same second
Damn. This was more eye-opening than Logic’s review of the review.
I actually want to see a review of the review of the review of the review from Logic
Same here. It'd be cool if they filmed the editor so we could catch him reviewing the review of the review of the review.
Bobby didn't mention the Tones and I review. THAT shit was savage haha
Just let it go, Logic.
Logic can’t even escape a negative review, even when its his review of Anthonys review
THANK YOU! Based response. I love Logic but sometimes he's so disingenuous and/or doesn't understand criticism.
Something serious is at stake here: if Fantano did indeed replace his colourful languages and harsh critique with a more respectful approach, many of us probably wouldn’t be here. So the issue here seems to stem from the fact that we collectively revel in Fantano’s “meanness” to pieces of music he dislikes, which in fairness can indeed come across as disparaging to the artists themselves. I think Fantano knows this, so his offer to consider taking on suggestions on how to be more respectful is a little contradictory (even if I don’t doubt his sincerity). Personally I think it’s totally fine - great even in cases - for Fantano to be harsh and mean towards big name artists who dropped the ball. I am more hesitant with smaller artists - though it seems to me that Fantano probably feels this way as well since as far as I know he’s never really been mean to smaller artists.
This was pretty damn entertaining to watch! I do have to say I think the one spot you were off on that Chance review is Zanies & Fools. That track goes hard and Chance has Bars. Chance definitely should’ve ended it, but overall a great track on an album that didn’t have much.
throwin it back on Bobby
I think for me the biggest thing about negative reviews is their date of release. idk when you put yours out bc new fan, but it really bothers me when I read negative reviews for media before I get the chance to form my own opinion on it. if others around you are saying that x media is bad, when you go to listen to / watch / read x media on your own, your perception of it is going to be influenced already. I feel like allowing / encouraging viewers to try it out themselves first is a great way of showing respect to the artist and the listener. but also, ik thumbnails are important and also if you post a review a month late then less people will care. idk cheers love ur vids
an example: I went into the new Thor movie expecting it to be bad, and I was sitting there having to get over my own semi-conscious mental block that "people say this movie is bad, therefor I shouldn't like it" when I realized I was enjoying the movie.
well that seems like your problem really lol
@@pavlogorianskyi1249 yeah it's a human problem
This is great, the chemistry of this bromance wants me to literally see logic do this for forever 😆
Ah, man... I was hoping Logic was going to have fun with this and be a little more even-handed in his approach. But, instead, he sorta comes across as someone who is still in their feelings when it comes to music criticism. Like, my man, you're telling me that someone who hasn't liked an artist's work in the past should choose to not review their future work? It sorta sounds like you only want critics to be fans who gush about albums. That isn't what criticism is.
It's called 'setting expectations' and I wish more folks would do just that......
This honestly just makes Logic look dumb, or worse, disingenuous.
He doesn't seem to (or refuses to) understand bias, criticism, or logical comparison.
What's up with these comments being so weird? I feel like it's pretty clear Logic made a review of a review to mess around and clearly is just a sympthathetic person lol.
@@jackfoudray the only thing is clear is the insecurity about negative reviews, he did the same on the Rory and mal podcast saying Joe Budden saying his bars were trash pushed him to the brink of suicide,, he's constantly trying to police how people should review his music it's bizarre
@@hegeliandianetik2009 He's trying to police how people should review his music? You've honestly gotta be kidding me lol.
@@jackfoudray Yeah, telling a negative reviewer that their review drove you to suicidal thoughts is what exactly if not trying to police how your music should be reviewed?
@@hegeliandianetik2009 You must be an idiot or something. Telling someone how you reacted to their reviews is not policing them. If you had any functioning brain cells, you'd realize Logic has been pretty clear that he understands Fantano's job.
man the chemistry between these two is CRAZY 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 watching Fantano take sh*t for the sh*t he takes is just actually priceless tbh fr ngl
I love how this guy makes videos over 10 minutes long, not even for the ad revenue part, you can tell he just enjoys giving and receiving feedback and doing what he loves to do 😅
Fantano is using his alternative accounts to promote each other
I think the thing I like about logic is that he takes his criticism to heart which gives him authenticity, Someone needs to tell Logic that he just needs to be himself and appreciate his fans, ignoring all comparisons. Or to be honest look at Anthony’s responses to your questions, you had him shook a few times lololol. People taking shots at your work mean that you’re relevant. Being an artist is different but you can buy into that world of being relevant etc. Look at Eminem, he has many critics, J Cole may not have as many, Kendrick either, but I think you’re accessible which Eminem is now also. Just being authentic to yourself is the most important thing. Post Malone has haters and he’s more RnB but he made it with less relevancy in that space and continues to pave his own unique path.
Logic is so soft bless him "that was one of the meanest things ive ever heard anyone say publicly" 🤣 jeez
Dunkey said something about that stupid comment he got as well "why are you reviewing something you seem not to like" you can't just continuously listen to play or watch the shit you know you like since then as a reviewer you have 0 value what context would we have if everyone just reviewed everything pefectly because they only review things they enjoy
i love how melon and logic are friends but it doesn't stop melon from calling logic's music trash when it's trash to his face. thats a good friend
I hope they never quit reviewing the reviews of the review
i looooove logic and i think sometimes with this scenario he didn’t really know how anthony thinks
Thanks Anthony, you’ve made me aware of new Logic album.
This type of back and forth must happen more on this channel. Absolute gold.
Logic's video was very lighthearted and loving, I'm a bit surprised you took issue with so much of it.
I think it's a little weird how Logic still think and care about Fantano he's way more into it than Anthony is, he made a whole song about Fantano without letting him know and now he makes this video unpromptedly
He’s obsessed
Logic is a good dude. He obviously doesn't like criticism to some extent. He's seeking and promoting liberation and coming from Logic, that's understandable.
Boy, Logic sure is one of the review reviewers of our time.
I'm surprised that someone who's as much of a music fan as Logic has such basic takes and opinions. Like, these are the lines someone who "likes everything but country and rap" uses.
honestly! like he can’t be thinking at such a surface level there’s no way
If you've worked with artists before, this isn't unusual. A lot of creatives are purely about the process of creating, and feel uncomfortable critically evaluating the work of others. It might seem like a crazy blindspot for an artist to have, but as long as they are exploring in their own work, they don't necessarily have to develop a sharply discerning sense of taste to be successful.
However, in this case it may explain the highly variable quality of Logic's back catalogue.
@@billhicks8 ^ This.
I'd also imagine it would make it difficult collaborating with other artists in the future when they bring up "Oh, you told the internet my work was trash." lol.
I don't like country or rap but I've studied music my whole life and have no issue with criticism. In fact it's because of my criticisms that I don't like country or rap. I've legitimately never heard this weird stereotype until now? I'm basically the polar opposite of Logic.
@@lilaclunablossom lol i think he's referencing the idea that people who claim to not like country or rap tend to be on the more ignorant side when it comes to music consumption. Not necessarily ignorant in a malevolent way, but I know I'm personally highly skeptical of anyone who writes off entire genres of music unless they elaborate sufficiently. It just reeks of an opinion formed through osmosis (i.e. they hang out with people who don't like 'x or x') rather than personal experience and time spent actually listening to it.
obviously that isn't always the case, just a heuristic that I've found useful
I just learned about all the logic drama yesterday, but I have listened to College Park more than any other album EVER. So many good songs.
Depth is the exact definition of substance to digest,I personally do not listen to music without depth unless it's the most energetic beat with the most undeserving lyrics that I hate but the beats so good I can push the lyrics off, example:take a step back by ski mask.